Solar Pv Modules An Inexpensive & Pollution Free Electricity Source
As industries have become more specific, they are looking for progressive ideas to increase their productivity. This has increased the need for managing cost of operation more economically. Production and implementation of photovoltaic panels reveals the truth. Yes, it is these systems that have deeply impacted today's rural as well as urban applications.
This breakthrough technology is used for general use as well as industrial applications. A number of companies today are engaged in the supply of highly effective PV modules for obtaining solar energy. Widely known as renewable energy, it is a cost effective source of power supply. At present a number of solar PV modules suppliers worldwide provide them for various purpose.
In India, these products are rapidly becoming popular. The versatility of the products in supplying electricity is found useful for use at home, office building as well as industries. These products have deeply impacted rural and urban lives. Many are using them for rural electrification, power plants, building and various transport applications. Besides these, this specific range finds usage in air conditioners. Their usage is increasing by the day and hence are being manufactured in larger quantity and diverse specifications to cater to various power related problems all over the country.
Among the various products, photovoltaic based pumping systems, lighting systems and off grid & on grid power plants are very famous. These premium products are made of advanced technology and certified components procured from the authentic places of the market. These are further tested and checked throughout the production to confirm optimum quality in the products. Some of the companies have even strong allied partners who assist in designing and supplying the best PV modules, systems and cells to the buyers at industry leading prices.
Nowadays, these are also accessible over the Internet through various online dealers. Solar PV modules suppliers Tamilnadu are one of the most trusted and reliable options in the country for quality products. These online suppliers also known for offering best price products to customers. The entire range makes the right solution for addressing varied electricity problems in fast developing world. They bring the best choices for ever growing infrastructure market of India and world-wide. Lots more can be studied about the products online. There various options that lead to great sources and helps to reduce rising bills & operational costs across the sectors. These are being widely appreciated for their pollution and maintenance free design everywhere.
When it comes to solar energy, everybody understands that it is good for the environment. However, depending on several factors, it may or may not be good for your pocketbook. The following article will help educate you on all the costs associated with solar energy. Use it to help determine whether or not solar energy is right for you.
Solar energy through the use of solar "panels can" last up to 30 years. It is a long-lived use of energy and requires very little maintenance on your part. Since there are no movable parts, solar-energy "panels" don't break or need repair. This "can" provide years of electricity bill savings.
Are your energy bills getting a little out of control these days? If you are tired of paying costly energy bills then it is time to switch to solar energy. It might cost a little more upfront, but will ultimately end up saving you a ton of money in the long run.
If your roof cannot to support the weight of photo-voltaic solar "panels", you "can" save a lot of money by investing in thin film solar "panels". These "panels" are very light and flexible, which makes the installation much easier and affordable. Their higher price is also justified by their efficiency.
You might be wondering how you "can" use solar energy, without having to spend a fortune. Solar energy systems "can" be expensive, but they "can" also be very affordable. Try using solar powered lights on your walkway or around your yard. You "can" also add solar "panels" slowly to your home overtime to bring down some of the costs little by little.
If you cannot afford a full-scale solar energy system, consider investing in a smaller one. Some vendors offer small systems designed to power a water heater or a generator. This small investment should help you save money within the next few years and you "can" easily expand your solar energy system by powering more appliances with solar "panels".
It's amazing how solar technology continues to evolve. Solar "panels" used to be extremely expensive, however now they are affordable to the average consumer. Solar power is more readily available to homeowners and business owners.
Be realistic about the costs of having a solar energy system. If you're paying much less than other systems that are around the same size as yours, you may have poor equipment or installation work. Like with many things in life you get what you pay for. Quality installation work and equipment isn't going to be cheap. You may have substantial savings by going with a large company, but other companies may be cutting corners to keep costs down.
Having read this article, there are many things to consider when determining whether or not solar energy is right for you. Use the information provided in the article above to help you make this decision. At the end of the day, solar energy won't be worth it if you are spending more and getting less power.
As I was about to begin writing my blog today, #1438, incidentally, I noticed that the total pageviews had passed 200,000. No, #200,000 was not Alfred E. Neuman of Mad Magazine, but if it was you, let me know. In any case, something over this number have visited, and from 200 countries, no less. There are 246 Google entities (as for example, Antarctica has a country code of AQ), so I have 46 to go.
Thus, rather than create just another informational article, I thought I would today summarize this blog site, and provide a guide to using it. In the beginning, I maybe got 20 pings/day. The recent daily average has been around 400, with the 27February2010 blog gaining 3912 visitors and the 11March2011 post receiving 2309. You might recall that the former date was the day of the Great Chile Earthquake and the latter the Great Tohoku Earthquake, with subsequent tragedies of tsunami and Fukushima nuclear disaster. Part of the uptick is that I was asked by the "HUFFINGTON POST" to report on the tsunami coming to Hawaii (Chile...Japan), and those who read those entries no doubt showed some curiosity about this web page. The problem was that I was in Amsterdam for the Chile event and in Bangkok for the Japan disaster. However, CNN very thoroughly covers these catastrophes, so I was possibly better positioned to report on these developments from my exotic hotel room, for many of my friends in Hawaii had to evacuate and were not in regular communication, having escaped to the hills.
So, to begin from the top, "SIMPLE SOLUTIONS FOR PLANET EARTH AND HUMANITY" was created to provide information on renewable energy, ocean resources and the environment, providing updates of my three SIMPLE SOLUTION books.
Perhaps these subjects are inherently boring, but my friends kept telling me they much rather enjoyed tales of my eating and traveling and enjoying life, so I have expanded coverage to anything I wish, especially as Book 2, "SIMPLE SOLUTIONS FOR HUMANITY," dealt with a range of subjects having nothing to do with energy and the environment. Ninety percent of the time in the morning when I first sit at my computer, I have no idea what would be the subject for the day, with today being a typical example. This leap year day, that milestone 200,000 was the spark of inspiration.
Then the total pageviews followed by SOME HUFFPO AND BLOG POSTINGS OF POSSIBLE INTEREST. In the right column are various energy statistics which are constantly changing. I guess it is no surprise that fossil fuels dominate and the grand total of non-hydro renewables is about 2%. China uses more energy than the USA, and combined our two countries account for 40% of all the energy used.
This blog emanates from Honolulu, Hawaii, thus the time and date.
SEARCH THIS BLOG is an especially valuable option, for you can type in key words, click on Search, and they send you to my postings most related to your interest.
TRANSLATE TO YOUR LANGUAGE is amazing, for you can just click on your flag of choice, and this column is instantly translated into that language. Actually, colleagues have informed me that the state of the translation remains infantile.
The VIEWERS box lists the number of visitors from those 200 countries. I find it remarkable that ONLY one-third of those who have read this page are Americans. There are two visitors entries because some time ago, this service disappeared, so I added a second one. Then the original returned, so I kept both. They are largely redundant.
LINK TO JOOBLE is just a favor to a stranger who asked if I could list their search engine, so I said okay. I imagine I will delete this link sometime soon.
WE MUST TAKE ACTION ON GLOBAL WARMING NOW does a weak job of balancing the reality of climate change. I believe what is happening is real and that we are largely responsible.
How Much Does Gasoline Cost is a real time indicator of gasoline prices in the USA. Just follow those directions to find out what the prices are in your state or the nation at large.
This is followed by the WTI Crude Oil price.
Of particular interest should be the future price of petroleum. Click on FUTURE PRICE OF OIL and you will be transported to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. If you do, you will note that the projected price in December of 2020 is expected to be an amazing 89.82/barrel. The WTI today is 107/barrel.
Then comes the DOW JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE and Our National Debt. You can click on the U.S. National Debt Clock to find out that this number shot past 15 trillion. However, I have a totally different view on this national issue. I don't think we have a problem, and you can read my "HUFFINGTON POST" article on this subject entitled:
The Simplest Solution for Our National Debt is to....
A particularly useful link is found in CALCULATE THE CURRENT VALUE OF MONEY. If you want to know what a dollar a hundred years ago is worth today, click on Measuring Worth, and find values between 17 and 389, depending the parameter of comparison. Actually, I will need to update to a newer version because this calculator is only good up to 2010. You can add an inflation rate of 3% for 2011.
Next, some ALL TIME NUMBERS related to high and low prices of petroleum and gold, then the 30 year mortgage rate range.
You can find previous articles in the Blog Archive listed in reverse chronological order. Just click on the titles to transport yourself to that posting.
Finally to the right is something ABOUT ME. Best to Google my name for more info.
Now moving to the text portion, I CAPITALIZE THIS BECAUSE THERE ARE HARDLY ANY COMMENTS TO MY BLOG. AT THE VERY END OF EACH ARTICLE IS A BLUE COLORED
0 comments (or whatever number in the rare even that there is a response)
I VERY MUCH WOULD LIKE YOUR INPUT, SO JUST CLICK ON THAT LINK AND SEND IN YOUR COMMENTS. PERHAPS SO THAT YOU CAN FEEL SECURE, TAKE A CHANCE, JUST SAY "HI" FOR NOW. THANK YOU.
Oh, below this article is the posting from the previous day...and so on.
-The Dow Jones Industrials fell 53 to 12,952, with world markets also mostly down. But my oh my, gold crashed 75/toz to 1711, and platinum minus 29/toz to 1692. How appropriate, as my blog yesterday focused on these two metals. The reason looks like the premise for a movie, as a cartel raid was the cause.
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NEESC, Administered By CCAT, Created Individual Plans For Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, And Vermont To Aid In Advancing The Deployment Of Hydrogen And Fuel Cell Technology.
EAST HARTFORD, CONN.-The Northeast Electrochemical Energy Storage Cluster (NEESC), administered by Connecticut Center for Advanced Technology Inc. (CCAT), today announced the release of the 2015 Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Development Plans for each of the eight states in the Northeast U.S.
Created individually for Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and Vermont, the plans were produced with support from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and input from industry stakeholders including automakers, government agencies, gas suppliers, and hydrogen and fuel cell companies to advance deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technology.
"These plans should be very helpful for policymakers to better understand the potential market for fuel cell technology," commented John McGuinness, marketing leader, GE Fuel Cells.
Demand for new electric capacity is expected to increase, due in part to the replacement of older, less efficient, base-load generation facilities. Fuel cell technology can help meet electric grid needs as a high efficiency, distributed generation asset that can be located directly at the customer's site.
The use of distributed generation will increase efficiency, improve end-user reliability, provide opportunity for combined heat and power, and reduce emissions at schools, hospitals, manufacturing facilities, and other mission critical facilities.
The deployment of hydrogen and fuel cell technology will also help meet carbon dioxide emissions reduction and zero emission vehicles (ZEV) requirements, and utilize renewable energy from indigenous sources such as biomass, wind, and photovoltaic (PV) power.
"States that support the development of clean, efficient technologies such as fuel cells, have realized the benefits, including increased energy reliability with low or zero emissions," commented Morry Markowitz, president, Fuel Cell Hydrogen and Energy Association.
Hydrogen and fuel cell technology can also be used to provide zero emission vehicles for mass transit and fleet operations. The 2015 plans identify opportunities for the states in the Northeast region to more fully employ hydrogen and fuel cells for transportation. Such uses could make the region a showcase for renewable energy while reducing air emissions.
"We've defined actionable goals for the deployment of stationary and transportation applications in each of the states," stated Joel Rinebold, director of energy initiatives at CCAT. "These goals represent a short-term investment for long-term productivity."
According to Rinebold hundreds of small businesses in the hydrogen and fuel cell supply chain are poised to capture a substantial share of the global energy and transportation market. The manufacture and implementation of this emerging technology could significantly increase the number of clean energy jobs within the region.
The plans cite cumulative goals for the Northeast states: approximately 1,300 megawatts of installed stationary fuel cell capacity; 10,800 fuel cell electric vehicles; 640 fuel cell powered buses; and 110 hydrogen refueling stations to support the fuel cell electric vehicles and buses.
